Mid-Term Review Chapters 1 – 7

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Mid-Term Review Chapters 1 – 7 Economics Mid-Term Review Chapters 1 – 7

Concepts Chapter 1 Paradox of Value Opportunity Cost Trade-offs Economic Interdependence Capital Goods Productivity

Concepts Production Possibilities Frontier Entrepreneurs What does it show? How is the information used? Entrepreneurs Who are they? What is their role in the economy?

Chapter 1-1 –Visual Summary Page 27

Chapter 1-2 –Visual Summary Page 27

Chapter 1-3 –Visual Summary Page 27

Concepts Chapter 2 Free Enterprise Economy How does it function? Which group drives the economy? Role of the government?

Chapter 2-1 –Visual Summary Page 55

Chapter 2-2 –Visual Summary Page 55

Chapter 2-3 –Visual Summary Page 55

Concepts Chapter 4 Demand Curves Demand Elasticity What are they? Movement along the curve – Causes Movement of the curve – Causes Reading of Demand Elasticity

Chapter 4-1 –Visual Summary Page 111

Chapter 4-2 –Visual Summary Page 111

Chapter 4-3 –Visual Summary Page 111

Concepts Chapter 5 Profit Maximizing Point MC = MR Law of Supply Define Supply Curves What are they? Reading of

Concepts Supply Curves e-commerce Supply Elasticity Movement along the curve – Causes Movement of the curve – Causes e-commerce Why would businesses engage in? Supply Elasticity

Concepts Production Schedule Market Supply Reading Translating the schedule to a graph. Market Supply What does it show

Concepts 3 Stages of Production Cost Identifying Characteristics Total Fixed Variable Marginal

Chapter 5-1 –Visual Summary Page 139

Chapter 5-2 –Visual Summary Page 139

Chapter 5-3 –Visual Summary Page 139

Concepts Chapter 6 Federal Minimum Wage Law Competitive Market Economy Price Support Market Demand and Supply Schedules

Concepts Rationing – Market Equilibrium Deficiency Payments What is it? How does it work? Market Equilibrium Reading Graphs Impact of changes in demand and supply on equilibrium. Deficiency Payments

Chapter 6-1 –Visual Summary Page 163

Chapter 6-2 –Visual Summary Page 163

Chapter 6-3 –Visual Summary Page 163

Concepts Chapter 7 Market Structures Characteristics/Descriptions Perfect competition Monopolistic Competition Oligopoly Monopoly Types Characteristics

Chapter 7-1 –Visual Summary Page 191

Chapter 7-2 –Visual Summary Page 191

Chapter 7-3 –Visual Summary Page 191